The Road to Hades

With its Japanese horror tale vibe and honest graphics; This game could have, this game should have been good. Unfortunately, the developer is a Joker who has released a game full of bugs and has never returned to update it ever since. No doubt he had exhausted himself to make it compatible with VR – but finally, a game without VR but well finished would have had so much more success... The hands of our character are immobile (which is very ugly) and pass through the walls; walls that one can glitcher for some; You can see through almost all the textures, objects and characters; When we jump, our head can cross certain ceilings; I managed to block myself by approaching a corner, which forced me to reload the game; at one point I dropped my lamp which was lost under the floor; the options settings only save half, only the graphics options are taken into account; None of the other settings are validated, which includes the resolution of the game. So let's talk about the resolution. If the first corridor – which serves as a menu and allows us to start or continue the game – is displayed correctly; as soon as we made our choice, the game loads and... can no longer be displayed because the resolution is no longer compatible with the screen size. I imagine that not everyone will have this problem, but remember that the options do not register, and therefore I can not set the resolution or switch to windowed mode. Luckily I could get away with a good old ALT + ENTER. The problem then persists only on the loading screen. In this State, this game is clearly not worth its price of €15, especially since it is relatively short. (Did I mention that the story is incomprehensible?) It is very unfortunate, because the artistic direction is original and could have allowed it to stand out; the screenshots – rather enticing – testify. My advice: stick to a Playthrough or wait for Monster balances. More independent game reviews on http://theoletna.com/avis/test-jeux-video.html